Install
Install and commission DBMail Upgrade Configuring DBMail Installing DBMail with Exim Installing DBMail with Postfix LDAP / Active Directory IMAP Logging Receiving email Docker Webmail and email clients Automation with Sieve scripts
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Managing email with DBMail Fully featured mail server Managing users
Managing users with SQL Managing users with LDAP
Automating common tasks with Sieve scripts High Availability
High availability - scaling up High availability - monitoring services
Regular maintenance Database tips Activity reports Defence
IMAP defence
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Architectural overview of DBMail Managing emails from a client MUA Users Email store Email caching Sieve filtering Installing DBMail Upgrading Maintenance Standards Coding standards
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dbmail.conf dbmail-deliver dbmail-export dbmail-imapd dbmail-lmtpd dbmail-pop3d dbmail-sieved dbmail-sievecmd dbmail-users dbmail-util
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High Availability

DBMail is designed to be fast and scaleable

Manage

How to manage email with DBMail.

Managing email with DBMail
Fully featured mail server
Managing users
- Managing users with SQL
- Managing users with LDAP
Automating common tasks with Sieve scripts
High Availability
- High availability - scaling up
- High availability - monitoring services
Regular maintenance
Database tips
Activity reports
Defence
- IMAP defence

Created in 1999 by IC&S in the Netherlands with contributions from developers world-wide. Current maintainer: Alan Hicks (Mastodon). https://github.com/dbmail/dbmail/